Play with elements visibility like I mentioned here
Amazing, thank you so much!!
How can we overcome updating indexes after row deletion
check this:
How this will change if row_content is list of numbers
Is it possible to force the first cell of the RG to display on page load? My UI is designed like this:
Since index’s row_numbers is empty on page load, the user doesn’t see the label, input field, or button.
On the ‘page is loaded’ workflow you would just have to create the first state for them. So copy the button workflow that adds a new thing to your state and put it on your ‘page is loaded’ workflow. Does that make sense?
Totally. Thank you!
@artemzheg There is a note that says you’re going to update this section tomorrow; is it currently updated?
Also, I can’t figure out why Current cell’s number is not a dynamic option for me. I can only select Current cell’s index, which creates problems as you noted because the cell’s number and index are not always identical.
Already can’t edit the first post
Here it is:
Have you defined RGs type of content as “number”?
@artemzheg Thanks highlighting the relevant update! I have managed to fix that element.
Yes, the RG is defined as number.
For design purposes, I placed the input and the material icon to delete a row in a standard group of type text.
If I change the group that contains the input to number, I can no longer reference parent group’s text.
I’ve discerned from this post, where @jaos.pcl and @NigelG offered suggestions, that my issue is probably the group containing the input is lacking a data source, but I’m having a hard time figuring out exactly what data source I should be using here.
I am having trouble working with the backend workflow, why is this happening?
Payment information is row content
Payment order is row number
If you’ve grouped everything in a cell - you should be able to reference current cell’s “thing”
what does issue checker tell you?
Oh, so because the items are in text format, i can’t store them in data field that is a date format.
I fixed the “amount” field by converting the result into number because the data field is number format.
but how can i convert text to date?
Fantastic tutorial. I will use this. And you explain it in such detail that Its super easy to understand. Thanks again
I wish I could take the credit! It’s all @artemzheg
Not to take away from your post @msgiblin I think I responded to the wrong post somehow. I was amazed by the OP @artemzheg in-depth explanation and breakdown of how and why each step is performed.
Fantastic post isn’t it!
It literally changed the trajectory of my from around 30 WU per created recipe to 2-3. Gamechanging!